Philadelphia Eagles coaching search: Josh McDaniels has momentum
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Josh McDaniels seems to have momentum as the Eagles inch closer to hiring a head coach
New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has interviewed with Philadelphia and could be the best available choice for the Eagles to replace Doug Pederson.
By LES BOWENThe Philadelphia Inquirer
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New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is reportedly among the top candidates to become the next head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Monday marked a week since Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie dismissed Coach Doug Pederson. Interviews with several potential successors have come and gone, but Sunday’s all-day session with New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has generated a lot of buzz.
Updated: 8:18 PM EST Jan 18, 2021 By Russ Reed A longtime New England Patriots assistant coach is reportedly among the finalists for an NFL head coaching vacancy.ESPN s Jeremy Fowler says that Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is a prime candidate to become head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles. Fowler cited multiple sources that are connected to the Eagles coaching search.McDaniels flew to Florida on Sunday to meet with Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and members of Philadelphia s front office about the head coaching vacancy.The 44-year-old assistant, who has prior NFL head coaching experience, said he would like to be a head coach again when asked by reporters during a news conference this past season.McDaniels has spent 17 seasons with the Patriots as an assistant coach and has been a part of all six of the organization s Super Bowl championships.He initially joined New England in 2001 as a personnel assistant. He then served as a defensive assistant fo
Michigan staffer joins Don Brown at Arizona
Updated Jan 18, 2021;
Posted Jan 18, 2021
Michigan defensive coordinator Don Brown calls out to the defense in the fourth quarter of their Big Ten football game against Iowa at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, on Saturday, October 5, 2019. Michigan won the game, 10-3, and improved to 4-1 on the season. (Mike Mulholland | MLive.com)Mike Mulholland | MLive.com
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Don Brown will have a familiar face working with him at the University of Arizona.
Keith Dudzinski, who spent the 2020 season on staff at Michigan as a defensive analyst, has joined the Wildcats’ coaching staff in Tucson, it was announced on Friday.
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